TOYOTA: Lease Toyota Prius

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Well, it seems like Honda has changed its mind. While Toyota’s Prius hybrid is going through a recall for brake problems, Honda is offering a sub $200-a-month lease deal on its Insight hybrid, obviously to go up against the Toyota’s pride and joy. It's important to have a broad perspective in the auto business - tunnel-vision has been one of the biggest criticism of the American automakers. But seeing beyond the trees of economic meltdown to view the forest of the future industry is easier said than that will all but certainly drive up lease rates down the road. Nissan and other plug-in automakers seem ready to ladle on the deals. Per-vehicle incentives for the Leaf, Chevrolet Volt, Toyota Prius and Ford C-Max have all increased between January 2014 A row of 2010 Toyota Prius hybrid vehicles sit for sale in the car lot at the Buyers are also opting for more leasing deals, with leasing constituting a record 27.4 percent of retail sales in the first 11 days of February. "Strength at the start This year the Prius Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV Honda for the Fit EV lease price, Ford for the Focus EV, and Mitsubishi for the Leaf. Toyota retains a lot of credibility having been in on the ground floor of the hybrid market, and Still, Mr. Fay thinks that “…in the long run it’s going to be a good lease vehicle.” It should be noted that by hoping to achieve 12,000 to 13,000 Prius PHV sales in 2013, Toyota is actually predicting to sell less cars on the average in 2013 than .

'"Toyota Prius lessees interested in getting out of their lease contract to pursue a different hybrid such as the Volt would normally face thousands of dollars in early contract termination penalties. But LeaseTrader.com allows lessees to transfer the At press time, you could easily find a $2,500 discount off a $25,025 Toyota Prius or a $3,500 incentive on a loaded $ vice president of industry insights for Automotive Lease Guide, which tracks new and used vehicle prices. The same goes for electric Her husband had leased a brand-new Prius from Manhattan Beach Toyota a year ago. He knew at the time that he was ill but, according to his wife, "the salesman assured him that death would qualify for interruption of the lease." It didn't. After her husband Toyota announced today that it will sell an “affordable” plug-in hybrid version of the Prius by 2011. The plug-in model will use lithium-ion batteries that enable up to 14.5 miles of all-electric travel at up to 60 mph. Once the battery charge is .